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Former Blues star Kieron Dyer has urged dissenting fans to forget their protests and get behind Town’s confidence-hit players as they go into “the toughest run ever” with relegation to the third tier of English football for the first time in 60 years, he believes, a very real possibility.

Sheffield United have confirmed the permanent signing of midfielder and club captain Sophie Barker from Leicester City.

Town general manager of football operations and academy manager Lee O’Neill has reiterated that the club’s youth set-up will remain at category two despite the club’s relegation to League One and the loss of a number of talented young players to big Premier League clubs.

Carlisle United manager Paul Simpson has accepted part of the responsibility for his side’s Papa John’s Trophy exit at Barrow.

Companies owned by Town owner Marcus Evans are among those UEFA is suing for allegedly selling unauthorised hospitality packages at Euro 2016.

Heidi Crebo-Rediker, adjunct senior fellow at CFR, leads a conversation with Stephen E. Flynn, founding director of the Global Resilience Institute a…

Colchester Uniteds youngsters to visit Newcastle United in FA Youth Cup

Milne: Cost Could Force Clubs Out of Academy Category One Friday, 20th May 2016 11:35 Town managing director Ian Milne says Championship clubs with Category One academies could switch to Category Two as they become more and more expensive to maintain. The Blues missed out on Category One by 0.3 per cent after an audit in the summer of 2014 and are set to stay at that level again next season. Milne says owner Marcus Evans these days takes a hands-on role at Playford Road: “He’s personally ...

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